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Lana S
Taylorsville, Bắc Carolina574 đóng góp
thg 10 năm 2024 • Bạn bè
Such a beautiful area with amazing restaurants and shopping. I wish I lived near a place like this! So much fun! Next time, trying the Ferris Wheel!
Đã viết vào 20 tháng 10, 2024
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Stephanie M
177 đóng góp
thg 10 năm 2024 • Cặp đôi
We stopped here for one night while waiting to pick somebody up from an international flight in Baltimore and there was enough to keep us entertained during that time.
Đã viết vào 14 tháng 10, 2024
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MsKiesha
Alexandria, VA2.832 đóng góp
thg 6 năm 2024 • Gia đình
Fantastic experience!! There is something to do for everyone!! The beautiful water, merry go round, huge Ferris wheels or variety of restaurants and shopping selections were great!! The art work and sculptures are also breathtaking!! I really enjoyed my visit!
Đã viết vào 16 tháng 6, 2024
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Princess
Washington DC, Quận Columbia290 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2023 • Cặp đôi
I’ve been here multiple times and it never feels any less fun or magical.
They have multiple events throughout the year for holidays or even just outdoor movies. At these they’ll sometimes have a nice firework show, small competitions (fashion, pumpkin carving, etc.), and so on. It’s very family friendly.
Asides from that this area is just aesthetically pleasing with views of the water, wheel, various statues, etc.
They have multiple events throughout the year for holidays or even just outdoor movies. At these they’ll sometimes have a nice firework show, small competitions (fashion, pumpkin carving, etc.), and so on. It’s very family friendly.
Asides from that this area is just aesthetically pleasing with views of the water, wheel, various statues, etc.
Đã viết vào 10 tháng 6, 2024
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Brynex B
Frederick, MD50 đóng góp
thg 5 năm 2024 • Bạn bè
First time visiting. Went to the Titanic exhibit which was expensive and OK. Good police presence after recent violence. Signs everywhere about the teenage curfew hours over the weekend. Parking and restaurants were expensive.
Đã viết vào 5 tháng 5, 2024
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Dennis Co
North Brunswick, NJ62 đóng góp
thg 4 năm 2024 • Gia đình
National Harbor offers a modern-day getaway from the museums and site-seeing up the road in metropolitan D.C. What can be described as a massive outdoor-walking mall, National Harbor offers a great balance of activities and an abundance of photo opportunities all found in one general location. Sitting off of I-495 on the Maryland side, National Harbor is a convenient stop for those passing through on the interstate.
As mentioned by many others, the parking fees are a bit steep. However, there is a bunch of available parking options: street-metered spaces, lots, and decks scattered throughout the harbor area.
Beginning with the pier area itself, the Capital Wheel (Ferris wheel) stands out as the most obvious attraction due to its presence and height. Situated at the end of the main pier, the Capital Wheel is a great-family activity. It can be somewhat compared to the Dream Wheel (at American Dream Mall, New Jersey), with slightly smaller carriages. There is not much of an exciting view, but the ride is nice, nonetheless. There's pricing for ride packages, along with military discounts on the single tickets. The Capital Wheel also has a bar area with a select variety of drinks.
Along the same pier, you will find a few different vendors (their availability depends on the season and time of day/year): a Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream shack, Dip 'n Dots vendor, and other ferry/boat services (water taxi, canoes/kayaks, etc.)
Off to the side of the main pier, there is a nice carousel ($7 unlimited ride wrist band for military) with a small playground next to it. In this area, there is also a miniature park that presents a few photo ops with the Nation's flag, and other symbolic art that pay homage to the U.S. There is also a small "beach" area with sand, however it is mainly occupied with a rather large, impressive sculpture that is incorporated with the sand element.
The main pier is center aligned with a stage area that sits on a higher tier, accessible with steps on either side. The stage boasts a large LED screen along with a seating area for when there are shows and presentations.
From here, there are plentiful statues/monuments scattered throughout the area for more photo opportunities. The area boasts a great selection of restaurants (from quick eats to fine dining) and retail stores for your perusing. There are also quite a few lodging options in the area, however, I imagine them carrying a hefty tag due to the area.
Overall, not a bad place to visit as a one-stop shop that is close to our nation's capital.
As mentioned by many others, the parking fees are a bit steep. However, there is a bunch of available parking options: street-metered spaces, lots, and decks scattered throughout the harbor area.
Beginning with the pier area itself, the Capital Wheel (Ferris wheel) stands out as the most obvious attraction due to its presence and height. Situated at the end of the main pier, the Capital Wheel is a great-family activity. It can be somewhat compared to the Dream Wheel (at American Dream Mall, New Jersey), with slightly smaller carriages. There is not much of an exciting view, but the ride is nice, nonetheless. There's pricing for ride packages, along with military discounts on the single tickets. The Capital Wheel also has a bar area with a select variety of drinks.
Along the same pier, you will find a few different vendors (their availability depends on the season and time of day/year): a Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream shack, Dip 'n Dots vendor, and other ferry/boat services (water taxi, canoes/kayaks, etc.)
Off to the side of the main pier, there is a nice carousel ($7 unlimited ride wrist band for military) with a small playground next to it. In this area, there is also a miniature park that presents a few photo ops with the Nation's flag, and other symbolic art that pay homage to the U.S. There is also a small "beach" area with sand, however it is mainly occupied with a rather large, impressive sculpture that is incorporated with the sand element.
The main pier is center aligned with a stage area that sits on a higher tier, accessible with steps on either side. The stage boasts a large LED screen along with a seating area for when there are shows and presentations.
From here, there are plentiful statues/monuments scattered throughout the area for more photo opportunities. The area boasts a great selection of restaurants (from quick eats to fine dining) and retail stores for your perusing. There are also quite a few lodging options in the area, however, I imagine them carrying a hefty tag due to the area.
Overall, not a bad place to visit as a one-stop shop that is close to our nation's capital.
Đã viết vào 6 tháng 4, 2024
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annapolistraveler0
Annapolis, MD8 đóng góp
thg 2 năm 2024 • Gia đình
This review is really a borderline 4; 3 would also suffice. As a resident of Maryland who has been here many times, let me share what to do to enjoy Nat'l Harbor and what to avoid. National Harbor does terrible job of talking about walking and biking or anything that takes you away from the NH.
NH is best enjoyed on foot or by bike. So if you are a tourist or convention person, do not rent a car unless you plan to leave the immediate area. Don't pay the high rates to park a car you won't use. Better off renting for a day or using tour services. Bring your sneakers & comfy walking clothes, for there are great things to walk to both at the Harbor and across the bridge (yes you can WALK or BIKE easily across the Wilson Bridge into Alexandria. Here is my recommended itinerary for 3 days.
Day One: Workout at your hotel's gym or walk the 4 miles to and back across the bridge to Alexandria. The truly adventurous can walk or bike all the way to George Washington's home in Mt. Vernon. Trail ends there and you can picnic on the grounds and tour Mt. Vernon. Otherwise, just walk 2 miles over from NH, eat in Alexandria and 2 miles back or do the full 4 miles and eat at a restaurant that serves breakfast or your hotel in NH. Can also make this a lunchtime journey when it is not too hot. Go to your conference OR then go shopping at Tangers. Bike to Tangiers outlets or walk (1 mile away) or use your hotel's shuttle. Rest back at the hotel. Check for evening concert or other activity at NH. Have dinner at your hotel or at a nearby restaurant. Make a reservation to avoid wait.
Day Two: Make this your DC or Annapolis day. Annapolis has way more history including touring the State House building, the Naval Academy, historic homes. Great harborplace shopping and two wonderful malls. Very, very walkable. Check hotel concierge for day trips. Recommend: Annapolis over Alexandria (30 minutes car ride), Smithsonian Museums in DC (25 minutes car ride), Prince George's Historic Heritage Tour, Maryland Winery Crawl, National Zoo, Cherry Blossom boat ride (numerous vendors or Tour -If in April). Any of these activities will eat up most of your day. Eat in the cities/location that you visit. Smithsonian Museums also have great restaurants. You will want to rest when you get home. If you did not have dinner in the city, eat at NH.
Day Three: Make this your historic Baltimore day. About an hour up the road, the hotel will have trips to Baltimore. Visit the Inner Harbor, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore Museum of Art (has great restaurant), Walters Art Gallery, Fort McHenry, Blacks in Wax Museum, Baltimore Museum of African American History, or walking tour of Roland Park (beautiful historic homes). Come home to rest. Enjoy your last evening walk around National Harbor and its neighborhoods. Dinner at your hotel or in-room.
Check out! Hope this works. Contact me if I can be of more help!
NH is best enjoyed on foot or by bike. So if you are a tourist or convention person, do not rent a car unless you plan to leave the immediate area. Don't pay the high rates to park a car you won't use. Better off renting for a day or using tour services. Bring your sneakers & comfy walking clothes, for there are great things to walk to both at the Harbor and across the bridge (yes you can WALK or BIKE easily across the Wilson Bridge into Alexandria. Here is my recommended itinerary for 3 days.
Day One: Workout at your hotel's gym or walk the 4 miles to and back across the bridge to Alexandria. The truly adventurous can walk or bike all the way to George Washington's home in Mt. Vernon. Trail ends there and you can picnic on the grounds and tour Mt. Vernon. Otherwise, just walk 2 miles over from NH, eat in Alexandria and 2 miles back or do the full 4 miles and eat at a restaurant that serves breakfast or your hotel in NH. Can also make this a lunchtime journey when it is not too hot. Go to your conference OR then go shopping at Tangers. Bike to Tangiers outlets or walk (1 mile away) or use your hotel's shuttle. Rest back at the hotel. Check for evening concert or other activity at NH. Have dinner at your hotel or at a nearby restaurant. Make a reservation to avoid wait.
Day Two: Make this your DC or Annapolis day. Annapolis has way more history including touring the State House building, the Naval Academy, historic homes. Great harborplace shopping and two wonderful malls. Very, very walkable. Check hotel concierge for day trips. Recommend: Annapolis over Alexandria (30 minutes car ride), Smithsonian Museums in DC (25 minutes car ride), Prince George's Historic Heritage Tour, Maryland Winery Crawl, National Zoo, Cherry Blossom boat ride (numerous vendors or Tour -If in April). Any of these activities will eat up most of your day. Eat in the cities/location that you visit. Smithsonian Museums also have great restaurants. You will want to rest when you get home. If you did not have dinner in the city, eat at NH.
Day Three: Make this your historic Baltimore day. About an hour up the road, the hotel will have trips to Baltimore. Visit the Inner Harbor, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore Museum of Art (has great restaurant), Walters Art Gallery, Fort McHenry, Blacks in Wax Museum, Baltimore Museum of African American History, or walking tour of Roland Park (beautiful historic homes). Come home to rest. Enjoy your last evening walk around National Harbor and its neighborhoods. Dinner at your hotel or in-room.
Check out! Hope this works. Contact me if I can be of more help!
Đã viết vào 4 tháng 2, 2024
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thegeneral
4 đóng góp
thg 1 năm 2024 • Gia đình
I visit National Harbor from time even though I live out of state. The cost of parking has risen dramatically over the past few years, from a few dollars for a couple of hours to maybe $15-30!! My advice, go to Old Town Alexandria, it's just across the river!!
Đã viết vào 22 tháng 1, 2024
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S6792XGmichaelc
Hixson, TN205 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2023 • Cặp đôi
This was beautiful to see the Ferris wheel as we crossed the bridge then get to ride and see the beautiful lights. Short wait
Đã viết vào 15 tháng 12, 2023
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Joan1221
Belcamp, MD60 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2023 • Cặp đôi
We attended a performance at the MGM theater and stayed over at National Harbor before heading home. The activities at National Harbor are exquisite. There are plenty of parking garages available and it is a walkable area to shops, restaurants and activities. During the holidays, the decorations are magnificent. There is a cruise from the pier and an enormous Ferris wheel to ride. All types of food cuisines are there, and most are reasonably priced. This is a family friendly area for vacation or just a weekend getaway.
Đã viết vào 5 tháng 12, 2023
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Best place to park to begin a walk around the area, then have lunch"
Đã viết vào 18 tháng 7, 2018
We parked in the outdoor lot on the right, near the pier where you see the play area for small children. We walked past the paddle boat rentals, the gigantic ferris wheel towards the massive sandbox play area. As you walk up to the National Harbor Plaza there are restaurants galore from chains to unique to the area places to eat and to shop. You will not be disappointed.
Đã viết vào 18 tháng 7, 2018
We would like to spend a weekend at National Harbor. We want a mid price hotel and a place where we can walk or drive so we can see the sites, restaurants, shop, ferris wheel. A place where we can find parking and perhaps some suggestions on what attractions are within the immediate area. We have been surfing the net and there is so much but we are just not sure how to plan our trip. Perhaps a short cruise to see the area and definitely the piano bar wounds awesome.
Đã viết vào 16 tháng 3, 2018
Hi Peggy:
MGM National Harbor is not a mid price hotel. It happens to be exceptionally luxurious. If you wish to visit the area you may be better off calling the Marriott or Hampton Inn. On the other hand, if you wish to travel during the week, you can call MGM and tell them you would like to book a room and specify the maximum you're willing to pay. I know a person who ended up getting a room for $175.00 a night. Parking is not a problem. There is plenty of parking space. Do not use valet, There is a high fee
depending on the day. Good Luck.
Đã viết vào 17 tháng 3, 2018
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